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Join us for a Google hangout with ExoMars mission experts for an update on the cruise to Mars, the crucial mid-course manoeuvre on 28 July and the upcoming preparations for the arrival phase. The hangout will be live on YouTube on 26 July at 14:00 GMT/16:00 CEST (at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA).
Since launch on 14 March, ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and the Schiaparelli landing demonstration module have been en route to the Red Planet.
The hangout will include updates and live Q&A; with ESA experts and scientists, focusing on the crucial milestones during the spacecraft's seven-month cruise to the Red Planet.
The hangout will be hosted by Daniel Scuka (ESA Spacecraft Operations Editor) who will be joined by:
** Michel Denis - ExoMars Flight Director, ESOC
** Silvia Sangiorgi - ExoMars Deputy Spacecraft Operations Manager, ESOC
** Michael Khan - Mission Analyst, ESOC
** Ian Thomas - NOMAD (spectrometer) Project Manager, Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy
Post questions using the #askESA hashtag on 26 July - we'll answer the best ones live in the hangout!
Background info on #ExoMars :
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/ExoMars
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Operations/ExoMars_TGO_operations
Sign up on Google+: https://plus.google.com/events/c53judtkn499se8d6ecll9rjo98
Watch on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA
After a smooth launch, ESA's ExoMars probe was almost blown to pieces in a rocket stage explosion.
Back on March 14th, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and its accompanying lander Schiaparelli successfully blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on a mission designed to determine whether traces of methane picked up on the Red Planet could be evidence of alien life.
Things had been going smoothly until the rocket's upper booster stage, which had separated and was meant to move to a 'junk' orbit to avoid interfering with satellites, disintegrated unexpectedly, producing chunks of debris which may have damaged or interfered with the probe's instruments.
There's also a chance that some of the larger pieces of debris may accompany the probe to Mars where they could either collide when it slows down or burn up in the planet's atmosphere.
Concerns have even been raised over the possibility of microbes hitching a ride to Mars on the debris however it is unlikely that they would survive long enough to reach the surface.
As things stand though the ExoMars probe is still on course to its destination and with a bit of luck it will not have sustained any damage and will be able to carry out its original mission as planned.
- published: 25 Jul 2016
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- published: 27 Jun 2016
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With just over half of the journey to Mars completed, the Schiaparelli entry, descent and landing module has carried out its mid-cruise checkout. DREAMS and DECA have called home to report that they are in good health. The Schiaparelli module, launched with the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter on 14 March, is a demonstrator to test key technologies in preparation for ESA’s contributions to subsequent missions to Mars. On 19 October, the module will enter the Martian atmosphere at an altitude of about 121 km and a speed of 21,000 km/s. Within six minutes it will have decelerated and landed – at a site on Meridiani Planum. Now, en route to the Red Planet, scientists are taking advantage of the cruise phase to check the status of the payload. During the mid-cruise checkout of DREAMS that was run on 16 and 17 June, the sensors measured the environmental conditions inside the ExoMars entry descent and landing module, both in the warm compartment where the electronics are housed and in the central area of the module where the sensors are situated.
- published: 24 Jun 2016
- views: 32
ESA’s first Mars orbiter will provide an important helping hand when the second arrives at the Red Planet in October. Following lift off in March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and the Schiaparelli lander are now enroute to Mars, with arrival set for 19 October. Once orbiting Mars, TGO will begin analysing rare gases in the planet’s atmosphere, especially methane, which on Earth points to active geological or biological processes. Meanwhile, Schiaparelli will demonstrate the technology needed to make a controlled landing. But they have to arrive at the planet first, and that’s where the 13 year-old Mars Express will lend a crucial helping hand – or, rather, ear. On 16 October, Schiaparelli will separate and, three days later, descend and land as TGO enters orbit. On landing day, ESA’s Mars Express, which has been delivering spectacular science data since 2003, will record signals from Schiaparelli for mission control to confirm a safe arrival and later reconstruct its descent. The orbit of Mars Express was adjusted in February for it to be in the right part of the martian sky to hear the signals transmitted from the descending Schiaparelli. On 19 October, about 80 minutes before landing, Schiaparelli will wake up and a few minutes later begin transmitting a beacon signal. Mars Express will already have pointed Melacom’s small antenna to the spot above the planet where Schiaparelli will appear, and will begin recording the beacon, turning to follow the descent path. Melacom’s software was recently updated to be compatible with Schiaparelli’s transmitter. On 15 June, it will be tested while flying over NASA’s Curiosity rover, which will transmit a signal similar to Schiaparelli’s. Mars Express won’t be the only set of ‘ears’ listening in to Schiaparelli’s descent that day. At Mars, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will monitor signals from Schiaparelli, but only after landing, as it comes within view. TGO, while firing its engine to brake into orbit, will record Schiaparelli’s descent and landing, but these data can only be downloaded some hours later. In the following days, Mars Express and NASA’s three orbiters will each serve as data relays, overflying Schiaparelli’s landing site in Meridiani Planum once or twice per day, picking up signals from the lander during its surface mission of two–four days, and relaying them to Earth. Mars Express will also contribute to Schiaparelli’s mission with remote-sensing measurements over the landing site for several weeks before.
- published: 16 Jun 2016
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On 14 March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli lander were lofted into orbit by a Proton rocket from Baikonur in Kazakhstan, starting a seven-month journey to the Red Planet. Following separation from the final stage at 20:13 GMT, the craft left on a trajectory pointing to where Mars will be in October, traveling at 33 001 km/h with respect to Earth. For asteroid hunters, ExoMars offers a perfect target because its departure mimics, in reverse, the approach of a small near-Earth object, or NEO. These include rocky asteroids formed between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter which head towards Earth every so often. For the ExoMars launch, ESA’s NEO coordination centre in Italy organised an international campaign for ground-based optical observations of the departing spacecraft. Quick imaging of a rapidly moving object whose location is only approximately known in a short time window is akin to what would happen if an asteroid were discovered on an imminent impact trajectory with Earth. The predicted path of ExoMars provided by ESA’s Space Debris Office in the Agency’s operations centre in Darmstadt, Germany – home to ExoMars mission control – was converted by the NEO centre into pointing information for telescopes. This information was then shared widely with ESA’s network of collaborating observatories in the southern hemisphere, from where ExoMars was observable. Excellent images were acquired by Alison Tripp and Sarah Roberts using a 1 m-diameter telescope in Australia, and by Grant Christie at the Stardome Observatory in Auckland, New Zealand. The most remarkable images, however, were acquired just before midnight local time by the Observatório Astronômico do Sertão de Itaparica team in Brazil led by Daniela Lazzaro, with Sergio Silva at the telescope. In their images, the spacecraft appears as a bright object surrounded by at least six other fainter spots – elements of Proton’s discarded upper stage – moving together in the sky (see red arrows in annotated version). With ExoMars safely disappearing into deep space, the NEO Coordination Centre campaign ended with very positive results made possible by the enthusiastic and passionate response of the NEO community.
- published: 20 Mar 2016
- views: 576
After a successful launch from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome in March, the ExoMars spacecraft is making good progress on its 500 million km trip to Mars.
The joint European and Russian mission will perform science, test lander and descent technology, and may help solve the mystery of why there is methane on Mars. The gas could indicate a geological origin or past or present life - most likely from microbes. The mission carries four scientific packages with Russia developing one of the three spectrometers on board the orbiter’s Atmospheric Chemistry Suite.
This film provides an update of ExoMars’ journey. It includes the first test image from the Trace Gas Orbiter’s high-resolution camera and looks ahead to a major course correction manoeuvre in July. The spacecraft will then be lined up for arrival at Mars on 19 October 2016.
Includes interviews with Thomas Passvogel, Head of Science Projects, ESA (English); Oleg Korablev, ACS Experiment Principal Investigator (Russian); Nicolas Thomas, CaSSIS Experiment Principal Investigator, University of Bern (English).
More about ExoMars:
http://www.esa.int/exomars
- published: 03 May 2016
- views: 10934
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- published: 28 Mar 2016
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The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT. The probe will investigate whether the methane in the world's atmosphere is coming from a geological source or is being produced by microbes. If all goes well, the two space powers expect to follow up this venture with a rover, to be assembled in the UK, which will drill into the surface.
Check out the reviews and tips at:
http://www.americanconservativedailynews.com/mars-tgo-mission-heads-for-red-planet-on-methane-quest/
- published: 18 Mar 2016
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Europe and Russia have launched a joint mission to the Red Planet.
The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT
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0:00ExoMars/TGO Deep Space Hangout
ExoMars/TGO Deep Space HangoutExoMars/TGO Deep Space Hangout
Join us for a Google hangout with ExoMars mission experts for an update on the cruise to Mars, the crucial mid-course manoeuvre on 28 July and the upcoming preparations for the arrival phase. The hangout will be live on YouTube on 26 July at 14:00 GMT/16:00 CEST (at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA). Since launch on 14 March, ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and the Schiaparelli landing demonstration module have been en route to the Red Planet. The hangout will include updates and live Q&A; with ESA experts and scientists, focusing on the crucial milestones during the spacecraft's seven-month cruise to the Red Planet. The hangout will be hosted by Daniel Scuka (ESA Spacecraft Operations Editor) who will be joined by: ** Michel Denis - ExoMars Flight Director, ESOC ** Silvia Sangiorgi - ExoMars Deputy Spacecraft Operations Manager, ESOC ** Michael Khan - Mission Analyst, ESOC ** Ian Thomas - NOMAD (spectrometer) Project Manager, Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy Post questions using the #askESA hashtag on 26 July - we'll answer the best ones live in the hangout! Background info on #ExoMars : http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/ExoMars http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Operations/ExoMars_TGO_operations Sign up on Google+: https://plus.google.com/events/c53judtkn499se8d6ecll9rjo98 Watch on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA -
1:19ExoMars probe narrowly avoids destruction
ExoMars probe narrowly avoids destructionExoMars probe narrowly avoids destruction
After a smooth launch, ESA's ExoMars probe was almost blown to pieces in a rocket stage explosion. Back on March 14th, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and its accompanying lander Schiaparelli successfully blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on a mission designed to determine whether traces of methane picked up on the Red Planet could be evidence of alien life. Things had been going smoothly until the rocket's upper booster stage, which had separated and was meant to move to a 'junk' orbit to avoid interfering with satellites, disintegrated unexpectedly, producing chunks of debris which may have damaged or interfered with the probe's instruments. There's also a chance that some of the larger pieces of debris may accompany the probe to Mars where they could either collide when it slows down or burn up in the planet's atmosphere. Concerns have even been raised over the possibility of microbes hitching a ride to Mars on the debris however it is unlikely that they would survive long enough to reach the surface. As things stand though the ExoMars probe is still on course to its destination and with a bit of luck it will not have sustained any damage and will be able to carry out its original mission as planned. -
12:01Thinkers IAS : Exomars Mission, Schiaparelli Lander, Trace Gas Orbiter, Exomars 2020,
Thinkers IAS : Exomars Mission, Schiaparelli Lander, Trace Gas Orbiter, Exomars 2020,Thinkers IAS : Exomars Mission, Schiaparelli Lander, Trace Gas Orbiter, Exomars 2020,
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1:34ExoMars Mission
ExoMars MissionExoMars Mission
With just over half of the journey to Mars completed, the Schiaparelli entry, descent and landing module has carried out its mid-cruise checkout. DREAMS and DECA have called home to report that they are in good health. The Schiaparelli module, launched with the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter on 14 March, is a demonstrator to test key technologies in preparation for ESA’s contributions to subsequent missions to Mars. On 19 October, the module will enter the Martian atmosphere at an altitude of about 121 km and a speed of 21,000 km/s. Within six minutes it will have decelerated and landed – at a site on Meridiani Planum. Now, en route to the Red Planet, scientists are taking advantage of the cruise phase to check the status of the payload. During the mid-cruise checkout of DREAMS that was run on 16 and 17 June, the sensors measured the environmental conditions inside the ExoMars entry descent and landing module, both in the warm compartment where the electronics are housed and in the central area of the module where the sensors are situated. -
1:52ExoMars Mission
ExoMars MissionExoMars Mission
ESA’s first Mars orbiter will provide an important helping hand when the second arrives at the Red Planet in October. Following lift off in March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and the Schiaparelli lander are now enroute to Mars, with arrival set for 19 October. Once orbiting Mars, TGO will begin analysing rare gases in the planet’s atmosphere, especially methane, which on Earth points to active geological or biological processes. Meanwhile, Schiaparelli will demonstrate the technology needed to make a controlled landing. But they have to arrive at the planet first, and that’s where the 13 year-old Mars Express will lend a crucial helping hand – or, rather, ear. On 16 October, Schiaparelli will separate and, three days later, descend and land as TGO enters orbit. On landing day, ESA’s Mars Express, which has been delivering spectacular science data since 2003, will record signals from Schiaparelli for mission control to confirm a safe arrival and later reconstruct its descent. The orbit of Mars Express was adjusted in February for it to be in the right part of the martian sky to hear the signals transmitted from the descending Schiaparelli. On 19 October, about 80 minutes before landing, Schiaparelli will wake up and a few minutes later begin transmitting a beacon signal. Mars Express will already have pointed Melacom’s small antenna to the spot above the planet where Schiaparelli will appear, and will begin recording the beacon, turning to follow the descent path. Melacom’s software was recently updated to be compatible with Schiaparelli’s transmitter. On 15 June, it will be tested while flying over NASA’s Curiosity rover, which will transmit a signal similar to Schiaparelli’s. Mars Express won’t be the only set of ‘ears’ listening in to Schiaparelli’s descent that day. At Mars, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will monitor signals from Schiaparelli, but only after landing, as it comes within view. TGO, while firing its engine to brake into orbit, will record Schiaparelli’s descent and landing, but these data can only be downloaded some hours later. In the following days, Mars Express and NASA’s three orbiters will each serve as data relays, overflying Schiaparelli’s landing site in Meridiani Planum once or twice per day, picking up signals from the lander during its surface mission of two–four days, and relaying them to Earth. Mars Express will also contribute to Schiaparelli’s mission with remote-sensing measurements over the landing site for several weeks before. -
0:51ExoMars Mission
ExoMars MissionExoMars Mission
On 14 March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli lander were lofted into orbit by a Proton rocket from Baikonur in Kazakhstan, starting a seven-month journey to the Red Planet. Following separation from the final stage at 20:13 GMT, the craft left on a trajectory pointing to where Mars will be in October, traveling at 33 001 km/h with respect to Earth. For asteroid hunters, ExoMars offers a perfect target because its departure mimics, in reverse, the approach of a small near-Earth object, or NEO. These include rocky asteroids formed between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter which head towards Earth every so often. For the ExoMars launch, ESA’s NEO coordination centre in Italy organised an international campaign for ground-based optical observations of the departing spacecraft. Quick imaging of a rapidly moving object whose location is only approximately known in a short time window is akin to what would happen if an asteroid were discovered on an imminent impact trajectory with Earth. The predicted path of ExoMars provided by ESA’s Space Debris Office in the Agency’s operations centre in Darmstadt, Germany – home to ExoMars mission control – was converted by the NEO centre into pointing information for telescopes. This information was then shared widely with ESA’s network of collaborating observatories in the southern hemisphere, from where ExoMars was observable. Excellent images were acquired by Alison Tripp and Sarah Roberts using a 1 m-diameter telescope in Australia, and by Grant Christie at the Stardome Observatory in Auckland, New Zealand. The most remarkable images, however, were acquired just before midnight local time by the Observatório Astronômico do Sertão de Itaparica team in Brazil led by Daniela Lazzaro, with Sergio Silva at the telescope. In their images, the spacecraft appears as a bright object surrounded by at least six other fainter spots – elements of Proton’s discarded upper stage – moving together in the sky (see red arrows in annotated version). With ExoMars safely disappearing into deep space, the NEO Coordination Centre campaign ended with very positive results made possible by the enthusiastic and passionate response of the NEO community. -
3:15ExoMars is on its way
ExoMars is on its wayExoMars is on its way
After a successful launch from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome in March, the ExoMars spacecraft is making good progress on its 500 million km trip to Mars. The joint European and Russian mission will perform science, test lander and descent technology, and may help solve the mystery of why there is methane on Mars. The gas could indicate a geological origin or past or present life - most likely from microbes. The mission carries four scientific packages with Russia developing one of the three spectrometers on board the orbiter’s Atmospheric Chemistry Suite. This film provides an update of ExoMars’ journey. It includes the first test image from the Trace Gas Orbiter’s high-resolution camera and looks ahead to a major course correction manoeuvre in July. The spacecraft will then be lined up for arrival at Mars on 19 October 2016. Includes interviews with Thomas Passvogel, Head of Science Projects, ESA (English); Oleg Korablev, ACS Experiment Principal Investigator (Russian); Nicolas Thomas, CaSSIS Experiment Principal Investigator, University of Bern (English). More about ExoMars: http://www.esa.int/exomars -
5:03ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (Part 1)
ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (Part 1)ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (Part 1)
Hey guys sorry i haven't been uploading or recording i've just took a long break but i'm back now and i decided to give you some more information on the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter Mission Enjoy. Music in order MDK: Eclipse Kevin Macleod: Call To Adventure Twitter: https://twitter.com/KerbalKid -
2:45Mars TGO Mission Heads for Red Planet on Methane Quest
Mars TGO Mission Heads for Red Planet on Methane QuestMars TGO Mission Heads for Red Planet on Methane Quest
www.americanconservativedailynews.com The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT. The probe will investigate whether the methane in the world's atmosphere is coming from a geological source or is being produced by microbes. If all goes well, the two space powers expect to follow up this venture with a rover, to be assembled in the UK, which will drill into the surface. Check out the reviews and tips at: http://www.americanconservativedailynews.com/mars-tgo-mission-heads-for-red-planet-on-methane-quest/ -
0:51Blast off for Europe Russia Mars mission BBC News
Blast off for Europe Russia Mars mission BBC NewsBlast off for Europe Russia Mars mission BBC News
Europe and Russia have launched a joint mission to the Red Planet. The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT
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ExoMars/TGO Deep Space Hangout
Join us for a Google hangout with ExoMars mission experts for an update on the cruise to Mars, the crucial mid-course manoeuvre on 28 July and the upcoming preparations for the arrival phase. The hangout will be live on YouTube on 26 July at 14:00 GMT/16:00 CEST (at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA). Since launch on 14 March, ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and the Schiaparelli landing demonstration module have been en route to the Red Planet. The hangout will include updates and live Q&A; with ESA experts and scientists, focusing on the crucial milestones during the spacecraft's seven-month cruise to the Red Planet. The hangout will be hosted by Daniel Scuka (ESA Spacecraft Operations Editor) who will be joined by: ** Michel Denis - ExoMars Flight Director, ESOC ** Silvia S... -
ExoMars probe narrowly avoids destruction
After a smooth launch, ESA's ExoMars probe was almost blown to pieces in a rocket stage explosion. Back on March 14th, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and its accompanying lander Schiaparelli successfully blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on a mission designed to determine whether traces of methane picked up on the Red Planet could be evidence of alien life. Things had been going smoothly until the rocket's upper booster stage, which had separated and was meant to move to a 'junk' orbit to avoid interfering with satellites, disintegrated unexpectedly, producing chunks of debris which may have damaged or interfered with the probe's instruments. There's also a chance that some of the larger pieces of debris may accompany the probe to Mars where they could either collide ... -
Thinkers IAS : Exomars Mission, Schiaparelli Lander, Trace Gas Orbiter, Exomars 2020,
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ExoMars Mission
With just over half of the journey to Mars completed, the Schiaparelli entry, descent and landing module has carried out its mid-cruise checkout. DREAMS and DECA have called home to report that they are in good health. The Schiaparelli module, launched with the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter on 14 March, is a demonstrator to test key technologies in preparation for ESA’s contributions to subsequent missions to Mars. On 19 October, the module will enter the Martian atmosphere at an altitude of about 121 km and a speed of 21,000 km/s. Within six minutes it will have decelerated and landed – at a site on Meridiani Planum. Now, en route to the Red Planet, scientists are taking advantage of the cruise phase to check the status of the payload. During the mid-cruise checkout of DREAMS that was run on ... -
ExoMars Mission
ESA’s first Mars orbiter will provide an important helping hand when the second arrives at the Red Planet in October. Following lift off in March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and the Schiaparelli lander are now enroute to Mars, with arrival set for 19 October. Once orbiting Mars, TGO will begin analysing rare gases in the planet’s atmosphere, especially methane, which on Earth points to active geological or biological processes. Meanwhile, Schiaparelli will demonstrate the technology needed to make a controlled landing. But they have to arrive at the planet first, and that’s where the 13 year-old Mars Express will lend a crucial helping hand – or, rather, ear. On 16 October, Schiaparelli will separate and, three days later, descend and land as TGO enters orbit. On landing day, ESA’... -
ExoMars Mission
On 14 March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli lander were lofted into orbit by a Proton rocket from Baikonur in Kazakhstan, starting a seven-month journey to the Red Planet. Following separation from the final stage at 20:13 GMT, the craft left on a trajectory pointing to where Mars will be in October, traveling at 33 001 km/h with respect to Earth. For asteroid hunters, ExoMars offers a perfect target because its departure mimics, in reverse, the approach of a small near-Earth object, or NEO. These include rocky asteroids formed between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter which head towards Earth every so often. For the ExoMars launch, ESA’s NEO coordination centre in Italy organised an international campaign for ground-based optical observations of the departing spacecraft. Quic... -
ExoMars is on its way
After a successful launch from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome in March, the ExoMars spacecraft is making good progress on its 500 million km trip to Mars. The joint European and Russian mission will perform science, test lander and descent technology, and may help solve the mystery of why there is methane on Mars. The gas could indicate a geological origin or past or present life - most likely from microbes. The mission carries four scientific packages with Russia developing one of the three spectrometers on board the orbiter’s Atmospheric Chemistry Suite. This film provides an update of ExoMars’ journey. It includes the first test image from the Trace Gas Orbiter’s high-resolution camera and looks ahead to a major course correction manoeuvre in July. The spacecraft will then be lined ... -
ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (Part 1)
Hey guys sorry i haven't been uploading or recording i've just took a long break but i'm back now and i decided to give you some more information on the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter Mission Enjoy. Music in order MDK: Eclipse Kevin Macleod: Call To Adventure Twitter: https://twitter.com/KerbalKid -
Mars TGO Mission Heads for Red Planet on Methane Quest
www.americanconservativedailynews.com The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT. The probe will investigate whether the methane in the world's atmosphere is coming from a geological source or is being produced by microbes. If all goes well, the two space powers expect to follow up this venture with a rover, to be assembled in the UK, which will drill into the surface. Check out the reviews and tips at: http://www.americanconservativedailynews.com/mars-tgo-mission-heads-for-red-planet-on-methane-quest/ -
Blast off for Europe Russia Mars mission BBC News
Europe and Russia have launched a joint mission to the Red Planet. The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT
ExoMars/TGO Deep Space Hangout
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Join us for a Google hangout with ExoMars mission experts for an update on the cruise to Mars, the crucial mid-course manoeuvre on 28 July and the upcoming prep...
Join us for a Google hangout with ExoMars mission experts for an update on the cruise to Mars, the crucial mid-course manoeuvre on 28 July and the upcoming preparations for the arrival phase. The hangout will be live on YouTube on 26 July at 14:00 GMT/16:00 CEST (at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA).
Since launch on 14 March, ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and the Schiaparelli landing demonstration module have been en route to the Red Planet.
The hangout will include updates and live Q&A; with ESA experts and scientists, focusing on the crucial milestones during the spacecraft's seven-month cruise to the Red Planet.
The hangout will be hosted by Daniel Scuka (ESA Spacecraft Operations Editor) who will be joined by:
** Michel Denis - ExoMars Flight Director, ESOC
** Silvia Sangiorgi - ExoMars Deputy Spacecraft Operations Manager, ESOC
** Michael Khan - Mission Analyst, ESOC
** Ian Thomas - NOMAD (spectrometer) Project Manager, Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy
Post questions using the #askESA hashtag on 26 July - we'll answer the best ones live in the hangout!
Background info on #ExoMars :
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/ExoMars
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Operations/ExoMars_TGO_operations
Sign up on Google+: https://plus.google.com/events/c53judtkn499se8d6ecll9rjo98
Watch on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA
wn.com/Exomars Tgo Deep Space Hangout
Join us for a Google hangout with ExoMars mission experts for an update on the cruise to Mars, the crucial mid-course manoeuvre on 28 July and the upcoming preparations for the arrival phase. The hangout will be live on YouTube on 26 July at 14:00 GMT/16:00 CEST (at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhnrLp1xDnA).
Since launch on 14 March, ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and the Schiaparelli landing demonstration module have been en route to the Red Planet.
The hangout will include updates and live Q&A; with ESA experts and scientists, focusing on the crucial milestones during the spacecraft's seven-month cruise to the Red Planet.
The hangout will be hosted by Daniel Scuka (ESA Spacecraft Operations Editor) who will be joined by:
** Michel Denis - ExoMars Flight Director, ESOC
** Silvia Sangiorgi - ExoMars Deputy Spacecraft Operations Manager, ESOC
** Michael Khan - Mission Analyst, ESOC
** Ian Thomas - NOMAD (spectrometer) Project Manager, Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy
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- published: 25 Jul 2016
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ExoMars probe narrowly avoids destruction
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- Duration: 1:19
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
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After a smooth launch, ESA's ExoMars probe was almost blown to pieces in a rocket stage explosion.
Back on March 14th, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and its acc...
After a smooth launch, ESA's ExoMars probe was almost blown to pieces in a rocket stage explosion.
Back on March 14th, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and its accompanying lander Schiaparelli successfully blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on a mission designed to determine whether traces of methane picked up on the Red Planet could be evidence of alien life.
Things had been going smoothly until the rocket's upper booster stage, which had separated and was meant to move to a 'junk' orbit to avoid interfering with satellites, disintegrated unexpectedly, producing chunks of debris which may have damaged or interfered with the probe's instruments.
There's also a chance that some of the larger pieces of debris may accompany the probe to Mars where they could either collide when it slows down or burn up in the planet's atmosphere.
Concerns have even been raised over the possibility of microbes hitching a ride to Mars on the debris however it is unlikely that they would survive long enough to reach the surface.
As things stand though the ExoMars probe is still on course to its destination and with a bit of luck it will not have sustained any damage and will be able to carry out its original mission as planned.
wn.com/Exomars Probe Narrowly Avoids Destruction
After a smooth launch, ESA's ExoMars probe was almost blown to pieces in a rocket stage explosion.
Back on March 14th, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and its accompanying lander Schiaparelli successfully blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on a mission designed to determine whether traces of methane picked up on the Red Planet could be evidence of alien life.
Things had been going smoothly until the rocket's upper booster stage, which had separated and was meant to move to a 'junk' orbit to avoid interfering with satellites, disintegrated unexpectedly, producing chunks of debris which may have damaged or interfered with the probe's instruments.
There's also a chance that some of the larger pieces of debris may accompany the probe to Mars where they could either collide when it slows down or burn up in the planet's atmosphere.
Concerns have even been raised over the possibility of microbes hitching a ride to Mars on the debris however it is unlikely that they would survive long enough to reach the surface.
As things stand though the ExoMars probe is still on course to its destination and with a bit of luck it will not have sustained any damage and will be able to carry out its original mission as planned.
- published: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 5
Thinkers IAS : Exomars Mission, Schiaparelli Lander, Trace Gas Orbiter, Exomars 2020,
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- Duration: 12:01
- Updated: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 98
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- published: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 98
ExoMars Mission
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 24 Jun 2016
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With just over half of the journey to Mars completed, the Schiaparelli entry, descent and landing module has carried out its mid-cruise checkout. DREAMS and DEC...
With just over half of the journey to Mars completed, the Schiaparelli entry, descent and landing module has carried out its mid-cruise checkout. DREAMS and DECA have called home to report that they are in good health. The Schiaparelli module, launched with the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter on 14 March, is a demonstrator to test key technologies in preparation for ESA’s contributions to subsequent missions to Mars. On 19 October, the module will enter the Martian atmosphere at an altitude of about 121 km and a speed of 21,000 km/s. Within six minutes it will have decelerated and landed – at a site on Meridiani Planum. Now, en route to the Red Planet, scientists are taking advantage of the cruise phase to check the status of the payload. During the mid-cruise checkout of DREAMS that was run on 16 and 17 June, the sensors measured the environmental conditions inside the ExoMars entry descent and landing module, both in the warm compartment where the electronics are housed and in the central area of the module where the sensors are situated.
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With just over half of the journey to Mars completed, the Schiaparelli entry, descent and landing module has carried out its mid-cruise checkout. DREAMS and DECA have called home to report that they are in good health. The Schiaparelli module, launched with the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter on 14 March, is a demonstrator to test key technologies in preparation for ESA’s contributions to subsequent missions to Mars. On 19 October, the module will enter the Martian atmosphere at an altitude of about 121 km and a speed of 21,000 km/s. Within six minutes it will have decelerated and landed – at a site on Meridiani Planum. Now, en route to the Red Planet, scientists are taking advantage of the cruise phase to check the status of the payload. During the mid-cruise checkout of DREAMS that was run on 16 and 17 June, the sensors measured the environmental conditions inside the ExoMars entry descent and landing module, both in the warm compartment where the electronics are housed and in the central area of the module where the sensors are situated.
- published: 24 Jun 2016
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ExoMars Mission
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- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
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ESA’s first Mars orbiter will provide an important helping hand when the second arrives at the Red Planet in October. Following lift off in March, the ExoMars T...
ESA’s first Mars orbiter will provide an important helping hand when the second arrives at the Red Planet in October. Following lift off in March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and the Schiaparelli lander are now enroute to Mars, with arrival set for 19 October. Once orbiting Mars, TGO will begin analysing rare gases in the planet’s atmosphere, especially methane, which on Earth points to active geological or biological processes. Meanwhile, Schiaparelli will demonstrate the technology needed to make a controlled landing. But they have to arrive at the planet first, and that’s where the 13 year-old Mars Express will lend a crucial helping hand – or, rather, ear. On 16 October, Schiaparelli will separate and, three days later, descend and land as TGO enters orbit. On landing day, ESA’s Mars Express, which has been delivering spectacular science data since 2003, will record signals from Schiaparelli for mission control to confirm a safe arrival and later reconstruct its descent. The orbit of Mars Express was adjusted in February for it to be in the right part of the martian sky to hear the signals transmitted from the descending Schiaparelli. On 19 October, about 80 minutes before landing, Schiaparelli will wake up and a few minutes later begin transmitting a beacon signal. Mars Express will already have pointed Melacom’s small antenna to the spot above the planet where Schiaparelli will appear, and will begin recording the beacon, turning to follow the descent path. Melacom’s software was recently updated to be compatible with Schiaparelli’s transmitter. On 15 June, it will be tested while flying over NASA’s Curiosity rover, which will transmit a signal similar to Schiaparelli’s. Mars Express won’t be the only set of ‘ears’ listening in to Schiaparelli’s descent that day. At Mars, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will monitor signals from Schiaparelli, but only after landing, as it comes within view. TGO, while firing its engine to brake into orbit, will record Schiaparelli’s descent and landing, but these data can only be downloaded some hours later. In the following days, Mars Express and NASA’s three orbiters will each serve as data relays, overflying Schiaparelli’s landing site in Meridiani Planum once or twice per day, picking up signals from the lander during its surface mission of two–four days, and relaying them to Earth. Mars Express will also contribute to Schiaparelli’s mission with remote-sensing measurements over the landing site for several weeks before.
wn.com/Exomars Mission
ESA’s first Mars orbiter will provide an important helping hand when the second arrives at the Red Planet in October. Following lift off in March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and the Schiaparelli lander are now enroute to Mars, with arrival set for 19 October. Once orbiting Mars, TGO will begin analysing rare gases in the planet’s atmosphere, especially methane, which on Earth points to active geological or biological processes. Meanwhile, Schiaparelli will demonstrate the technology needed to make a controlled landing. But they have to arrive at the planet first, and that’s where the 13 year-old Mars Express will lend a crucial helping hand – or, rather, ear. On 16 October, Schiaparelli will separate and, three days later, descend and land as TGO enters orbit. On landing day, ESA’s Mars Express, which has been delivering spectacular science data since 2003, will record signals from Schiaparelli for mission control to confirm a safe arrival and later reconstruct its descent. The orbit of Mars Express was adjusted in February for it to be in the right part of the martian sky to hear the signals transmitted from the descending Schiaparelli. On 19 October, about 80 minutes before landing, Schiaparelli will wake up and a few minutes later begin transmitting a beacon signal. Mars Express will already have pointed Melacom’s small antenna to the spot above the planet where Schiaparelli will appear, and will begin recording the beacon, turning to follow the descent path. Melacom’s software was recently updated to be compatible with Schiaparelli’s transmitter. On 15 June, it will be tested while flying over NASA’s Curiosity rover, which will transmit a signal similar to Schiaparelli’s. Mars Express won’t be the only set of ‘ears’ listening in to Schiaparelli’s descent that day. At Mars, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will monitor signals from Schiaparelli, but only after landing, as it comes within view. TGO, while firing its engine to brake into orbit, will record Schiaparelli’s descent and landing, but these data can only be downloaded some hours later. In the following days, Mars Express and NASA’s three orbiters will each serve as data relays, overflying Schiaparelli’s landing site in Meridiani Planum once or twice per day, picking up signals from the lander during its surface mission of two–four days, and relaying them to Earth. Mars Express will also contribute to Schiaparelli’s mission with remote-sensing measurements over the landing site for several weeks before.
- published: 16 Jun 2016
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ExoMars Mission
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- Duration: 0:51
- Updated: 20 Mar 2016
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On 14 March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli lander were lofted into orbit by a Proton rocket from Baikonur in Kazakhstan, starting a seven-month...
On 14 March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli lander were lofted into orbit by a Proton rocket from Baikonur in Kazakhstan, starting a seven-month journey to the Red Planet. Following separation from the final stage at 20:13 GMT, the craft left on a trajectory pointing to where Mars will be in October, traveling at 33 001 km/h with respect to Earth. For asteroid hunters, ExoMars offers a perfect target because its departure mimics, in reverse, the approach of a small near-Earth object, or NEO. These include rocky asteroids formed between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter which head towards Earth every so often. For the ExoMars launch, ESA’s NEO coordination centre in Italy organised an international campaign for ground-based optical observations of the departing spacecraft. Quick imaging of a rapidly moving object whose location is only approximately known in a short time window is akin to what would happen if an asteroid were discovered on an imminent impact trajectory with Earth. The predicted path of ExoMars provided by ESA’s Space Debris Office in the Agency’s operations centre in Darmstadt, Germany – home to ExoMars mission control – was converted by the NEO centre into pointing information for telescopes. This information was then shared widely with ESA’s network of collaborating observatories in the southern hemisphere, from where ExoMars was observable. Excellent images were acquired by Alison Tripp and Sarah Roberts using a 1 m-diameter telescope in Australia, and by Grant Christie at the Stardome Observatory in Auckland, New Zealand. The most remarkable images, however, were acquired just before midnight local time by the Observatório Astronômico do Sertão de Itaparica team in Brazil led by Daniela Lazzaro, with Sergio Silva at the telescope. In their images, the spacecraft appears as a bright object surrounded by at least six other fainter spots – elements of Proton’s discarded upper stage – moving together in the sky (see red arrows in annotated version). With ExoMars safely disappearing into deep space, the NEO Coordination Centre campaign ended with very positive results made possible by the enthusiastic and passionate response of the NEO community.
wn.com/Exomars Mission
On 14 March, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli lander were lofted into orbit by a Proton rocket from Baikonur in Kazakhstan, starting a seven-month journey to the Red Planet. Following separation from the final stage at 20:13 GMT, the craft left on a trajectory pointing to where Mars will be in October, traveling at 33 001 km/h with respect to Earth. For asteroid hunters, ExoMars offers a perfect target because its departure mimics, in reverse, the approach of a small near-Earth object, or NEO. These include rocky asteroids formed between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter which head towards Earth every so often. For the ExoMars launch, ESA’s NEO coordination centre in Italy organised an international campaign for ground-based optical observations of the departing spacecraft. Quick imaging of a rapidly moving object whose location is only approximately known in a short time window is akin to what would happen if an asteroid were discovered on an imminent impact trajectory with Earth. The predicted path of ExoMars provided by ESA’s Space Debris Office in the Agency’s operations centre in Darmstadt, Germany – home to ExoMars mission control – was converted by the NEO centre into pointing information for telescopes. This information was then shared widely with ESA’s network of collaborating observatories in the southern hemisphere, from where ExoMars was observable. Excellent images were acquired by Alison Tripp and Sarah Roberts using a 1 m-diameter telescope in Australia, and by Grant Christie at the Stardome Observatory in Auckland, New Zealand. The most remarkable images, however, were acquired just before midnight local time by the Observatório Astronômico do Sertão de Itaparica team in Brazil led by Daniela Lazzaro, with Sergio Silva at the telescope. In their images, the spacecraft appears as a bright object surrounded by at least six other fainter spots – elements of Proton’s discarded upper stage – moving together in the sky (see red arrows in annotated version). With ExoMars safely disappearing into deep space, the NEO Coordination Centre campaign ended with very positive results made possible by the enthusiastic and passionate response of the NEO community.
- published: 20 Mar 2016
- views: 576
ExoMars is on its way
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- Duration: 3:15
- Updated: 03 May 2016
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After a successful launch from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome in March, the ExoMars spacecraft is making good progress on its 500 million km trip to Mars.
Th...
After a successful launch from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome in March, the ExoMars spacecraft is making good progress on its 500 million km trip to Mars.
The joint European and Russian mission will perform science, test lander and descent technology, and may help solve the mystery of why there is methane on Mars. The gas could indicate a geological origin or past or present life - most likely from microbes. The mission carries four scientific packages with Russia developing one of the three spectrometers on board the orbiter’s Atmospheric Chemistry Suite.
This film provides an update of ExoMars’ journey. It includes the first test image from the Trace Gas Orbiter’s high-resolution camera and looks ahead to a major course correction manoeuvre in July. The spacecraft will then be lined up for arrival at Mars on 19 October 2016.
Includes interviews with Thomas Passvogel, Head of Science Projects, ESA (English); Oleg Korablev, ACS Experiment Principal Investigator (Russian); Nicolas Thomas, CaSSIS Experiment Principal Investigator, University of Bern (English).
More about ExoMars:
http://www.esa.int/exomars
wn.com/Exomars Is On Its Way
After a successful launch from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome in March, the ExoMars spacecraft is making good progress on its 500 million km trip to Mars.
The joint European and Russian mission will perform science, test lander and descent technology, and may help solve the mystery of why there is methane on Mars. The gas could indicate a geological origin or past or present life - most likely from microbes. The mission carries four scientific packages with Russia developing one of the three spectrometers on board the orbiter’s Atmospheric Chemistry Suite.
This film provides an update of ExoMars’ journey. It includes the first test image from the Trace Gas Orbiter’s high-resolution camera and looks ahead to a major course correction manoeuvre in July. The spacecraft will then be lined up for arrival at Mars on 19 October 2016.
Includes interviews with Thomas Passvogel, Head of Science Projects, ESA (English); Oleg Korablev, ACS Experiment Principal Investigator (Russian); Nicolas Thomas, CaSSIS Experiment Principal Investigator, University of Bern (English).
More about ExoMars:
http://www.esa.int/exomars
- published: 03 May 2016
- views: 10934
ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (Part 1)
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- Duration: 5:03
- Updated: 28 Mar 2016
- views: 22
Hey guys sorry i haven't been uploading or recording i've just
took a long break but i'm back now and i decided to
give you some more information on the ExoMars...
Hey guys sorry i haven't been uploading or recording i've just
took a long break but i'm back now and i decided to
give you some more information on the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter
Mission Enjoy.
Music in order
MDK: Eclipse
Kevin Macleod: Call To Adventure
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KerbalKid
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Hey guys sorry i haven't been uploading or recording i've just
took a long break but i'm back now and i decided to
give you some more information on the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter
Mission Enjoy.
Music in order
MDK: Eclipse
Kevin Macleod: Call To Adventure
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KerbalKid
- published: 28 Mar 2016
- views: 22
Mars TGO Mission Heads for Red Planet on Methane Quest
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 18 Mar 2016
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The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT. The probe...
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The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT. The probe will investigate whether the methane in the world's atmosphere is coming from a geological source or is being produced by microbes. If all goes well, the two space powers expect to follow up this venture with a rover, to be assembled in the UK, which will drill into the surface.
Check out the reviews and tips at:
http://www.americanconservativedailynews.com/mars-tgo-mission-heads-for-red-planet-on-methane-quest/
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The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT. The probe will investigate whether the methane in the world's atmosphere is coming from a geological source or is being produced by microbes. If all goes well, the two space powers expect to follow up this venture with a rover, to be assembled in the UK, which will drill into the surface.
Check out the reviews and tips at:
http://www.americanconservativedailynews.com/mars-tgo-mission-heads-for-red-planet-on-methane-quest/
- published: 18 Mar 2016
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Blast off for Europe Russia Mars mission BBC News
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- Duration: 0:51
- Updated: 16 Mar 2016
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Europe and Russia have launched a joint mission to the Red Planet.
The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur Cosmodrom...
Europe and Russia have launched a joint mission to the Red Planet.
The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT
wn.com/Blast Off For Europe Russia Mars Mission BBC News
Europe and Russia have launched a joint mission to the Red Planet.
The satellite, called the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), lifted off from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 09:31 GMT
- published: 16 Mar 2016
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FULL ESA ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli on Proton launch coverage
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Launch proton M with ExoMars ( ESA)
The first mission of the ExoMars program consists of a Trace Gas Orbiter plus an Entry, Descent and Landing Demonstrator Module (EDM). The main objectives of this mission are to search for evidence of methane and other trace atmospheric gases. The Orbiter and EDM will be launched together on a Proton rocket and will fly to Mars in a mated configuration. - March 14, 2016 in the "Proton-M" 12:31 MSK from the Baikonur Cosmodrome launch vehicle was successfully launched (RN) with the upper stage "Breeze-M" and the two spacecraft (SC) of the Russian-European mission ExoMars-2016 ("exomars -2016 ") - a demonstration lander Schiaparelli (« Schiaparelli ") and the orbital module Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO,« Trace Gas Orbiter "). -
ESA ExoMars signal acquisition of trace gas orbiter on way to mars
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Exomars ESA launch on Proton Rocket
The Exomars spacecraft was succesfully launched on march 14th at 09.30 GMT. The ExoMars 2016 mission launched on a four-stage Proton-M/Breeze-M rocket, provided by Roscosmos, from Baikonur during the 14–25 March 2016 window. About ten-and-a-half hours after launch, the spacecraft will separate from the rocket and deploy its solar wings. After separation, command and control of the spacecraft will be done by ESA’s mission control teams at ESOC, supported by experts from flight dynamics, ground stations and software systems. In the first six weeks following launch the spacecraft will be commissioned, when all the systems and instruments are checked out and verified. Then it enters the cruise phase. At the end of July the Trace Gas Orbiter carries out one of the most critical activities dur... -
ExoMars - Presentazione + TGO e Schiaparelli
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ExoMars - The Road to Mars Exploration
Join the story so far with ESA's ExoMars mission. Their first attempt at sending a car sized rover to explore Mars. How does the ESA prepare for this mission? What will the rover be looking for? How long will it take to get to Mars? Find out the answers in this short documentary. ExoMars is a joint mission of European Space Agency (ESA) and Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos). The mission will search for biosignatures of Martian life, past or present, employing several spacecraft elements to be sent to Mars on two launches. The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and a test stationary lander called Schiaparelli were launched on 14 March 2016. Read more about the ExoMars mission here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExoMars http://exploration.esa.int/mars/ Footage sourced from ESA -
How do we make space exploration politically relevant? - #Cosmopolitics
Season 9, Episode 9, "How do we make space exploration politically relevant?" is our main topic. Leave your comments on social media with the #Cosmopolitics hash tag. REMEMBER: This is the last show before Daylight Saving kicks in for many people. If you change your clock, then the live show time changes for you too! Shows are 21:00 UTC / 2:00 pm PDT / 5:00 pm EDT In Space News we have: * Ariane 5 • Eutelsat 65 West A Launch * PSLV • IRNSS 1F Launch * Soyuz Scrubs? * ESA’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter rolls out to the launchpad * NASA’s Exploration Mission 2 in flux * March 8th/9th 2016 Total Solar Eclipse * Blue Origin Factory Tour * NASA’s InSight Mission escapes cancellation, will fly in 2018 * SpaceX Updates TMRO Live is a crowd funded show. If you like what you see consider heading ov... -
RAI NEWS 24 RAI NEWS 24 1015 Lancio MISSIONE ExoMars
E’ iniziato con successo il viaggio del satellite europeo ExoMars verso Marte. Il lancio è avvenuto con successo il 14 marzo alle 10:30 (ora italiana) dal cosmodromo di Baikonur, in Kazakhistan, con un razzo Proton Breeze M. La prima acquisizione del segnale è stata effettuata 12 ore più tardi, alle 22:29. Il programma ExoMars, frutto della cooperazione tra Agenzia Spaziale Europea (ESA) e Agenzia Spaziale Russa (Roscosmos) e fortemente sostenuto dall’Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI), è sviluppato da un consorzio europeo guidato da Thales Alenia Space Italia che coinvolge circa 134 aziende spaziali. Finmeccanica, in particolare, ha un ruolo di primo piano nel programma. La missione ExoMars ha come principali obiettivi scientifici la ricerca di tracce di vita passata e presente su Marte, l... -
Прямая трансляция пуска РКН Протон-М с КА миссии ЭкзоМарс-2016
14 марта 2016 года в 12:31 мск с космодрома БАЙКОНУР планируется старт ракеты-носителя (РН) «Протон-М» с разгонным блоком «Бриз-М» и двумя космическими аппаратами (КА) российско-европейской миссии ExoMars-2016 - демонстрационным спускаемым модулем Schiaparelli («Скиапарелли») и орбитальным модулем Trace Gas Orbiter («Трейс Газ Орбитер»).
FULL ESA ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli on Proton launch coverage
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- published: 15 Mar 2016
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Launch proton M with ExoMars ( ESA)
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- Duration: 77:00
- Updated: 14 Mar 2016
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The first mission of the ExoMars program consists of a Trace Gas Orbiter plus an Entry, Descent and Landing Demonstrator Module (EDM). The main objectives of th...
The first mission of the ExoMars program consists of a Trace Gas Orbiter plus an Entry, Descent and Landing Demonstrator Module (EDM). The main objectives of this mission are to search for evidence of methane and other trace atmospheric gases. The Orbiter and EDM will be launched together on a Proton rocket and will fly to Mars in a mated configuration. -
March 14, 2016 in the "Proton-M" 12:31 MSK from the Baikonur Cosmodrome launch vehicle was successfully launched (RN) with the upper stage "Breeze-M" and the two spacecraft (SC) of the Russian-European mission ExoMars-2016 ("exomars -2016 ") - a demonstration lander Schiaparelli (« Schiaparelli ") and the orbital module Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO,« Trace Gas Orbiter ").
wn.com/Launch Proton M With Exomars ( Esa)
The first mission of the ExoMars program consists of a Trace Gas Orbiter plus an Entry, Descent and Landing Demonstrator Module (EDM). The main objectives of this mission are to search for evidence of methane and other trace atmospheric gases. The Orbiter and EDM will be launched together on a Proton rocket and will fly to Mars in a mated configuration. -
March 14, 2016 in the "Proton-M" 12:31 MSK from the Baikonur Cosmodrome launch vehicle was successfully launched (RN) with the upper stage "Breeze-M" and the two spacecraft (SC) of the Russian-European mission ExoMars-2016 ("exomars -2016 ") - a demonstration lander Schiaparelli (« Schiaparelli ") and the orbital module Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO,« Trace Gas Orbiter ").
- published: 14 Mar 2016
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ESA ExoMars signal acquisition of trace gas orbiter on way to mars
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- Duration: 30:28
- Updated: 15 Mar 2016
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- published: 15 Mar 2016
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Exomars ESA launch on Proton Rocket
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- Updated: 14 Mar 2016
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The Exomars spacecraft was succesfully launched on march 14th at 09.30 GMT.
The ExoMars 2016 mission launched on a four-stage Proton-M/Breeze-M rocket, provid...
The Exomars spacecraft was succesfully launched on march 14th at 09.30 GMT.
The ExoMars 2016 mission launched on a four-stage Proton-M/Breeze-M rocket, provided by Roscosmos, from Baikonur during the 14–25 March 2016 window. About ten-and-a-half hours after launch, the spacecraft will separate from the rocket and deploy its solar wings.
After separation, command and control of the spacecraft will be done by ESA’s mission control teams at ESOC, supported by experts from flight dynamics, ground stations and software systems.
In the first six weeks following launch the spacecraft will be commissioned, when all the systems and instruments are checked out and verified. Then it enters the cruise phase. At the end of July the Trace Gas Orbiter carries out one of the most critical activities during its cruise to Mars: a very large engine burn that changes its direction and speed to intersect the Red Planet on 19 October.
Critical arrival activities begin on 16 October. Prior to dispatching Schiaparelli, TGO will perform a slew, rotating about its axes to a specific orientation in space. About 12 hours after Schiaparelli has separated, TGO will fire its engine to raise its trajectory to several hundred kilometres above the planet. Otherwise, like Schiaparelli, it would also enter the atmosphere.
Thus Schiaparelli will enter the atmosphere and land on Mars on 19 October, while TGO enters orbit around the Red Planet.
The ExoMars programme is a joint endeavour between ESA and the Russian space agency, Roscosmos.
The primary goal of the ExoMars programme is to address the question of whether life has ever existed on Mars. This relates to its name, with the ‘exo’ referring to the study of exobiology – the possible existence of life beyond Earth (sometimes also referred to as astrobiology).
The programme comprises two missions. The first will be launched in March 2016 and consists of the Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and Schiaparelli, an entry, descent and landing demonstrator module. The second is planned for launch in 2018 and comprises a rover and surface science platform.
TGO’s main objectives are to search for evidence of methane and other trace atmospheric gases that could be signatures of active biological or geological processes. Schiaparelli will test key technologies in preparation for ESA's contribution to subsequent missions to Mars.
The 2018 rover that will carry a drill and a suite of instruments dedicated to exobiology and geochemistry research. The 2016 TGO will act as a relay for the 2018 mission.
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The Exomars spacecraft was succesfully launched on march 14th at 09.30 GMT.
The ExoMars 2016 mission launched on a four-stage Proton-M/Breeze-M rocket, provided by Roscosmos, from Baikonur during the 14–25 March 2016 window. About ten-and-a-half hours after launch, the spacecraft will separate from the rocket and deploy its solar wings.
After separation, command and control of the spacecraft will be done by ESA’s mission control teams at ESOC, supported by experts from flight dynamics, ground stations and software systems.
In the first six weeks following launch the spacecraft will be commissioned, when all the systems and instruments are checked out and verified. Then it enters the cruise phase. At the end of July the Trace Gas Orbiter carries out one of the most critical activities during its cruise to Mars: a very large engine burn that changes its direction and speed to intersect the Red Planet on 19 October.
Critical arrival activities begin on 16 October. Prior to dispatching Schiaparelli, TGO will perform a slew, rotating about its axes to a specific orientation in space. About 12 hours after Schiaparelli has separated, TGO will fire its engine to raise its trajectory to several hundred kilometres above the planet. Otherwise, like Schiaparelli, it would also enter the atmosphere.
Thus Schiaparelli will enter the atmosphere and land on Mars on 19 October, while TGO enters orbit around the Red Planet.
The ExoMars programme is a joint endeavour between ESA and the Russian space agency, Roscosmos.
The primary goal of the ExoMars programme is to address the question of whether life has ever existed on Mars. This relates to its name, with the ‘exo’ referring to the study of exobiology – the possible existence of life beyond Earth (sometimes also referred to as astrobiology).
The programme comprises two missions. The first will be launched in March 2016 and consists of the Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and Schiaparelli, an entry, descent and landing demonstrator module. The second is planned for launch in 2018 and comprises a rover and surface science platform.
TGO’s main objectives are to search for evidence of methane and other trace atmospheric gases that could be signatures of active biological or geological processes. Schiaparelli will test key technologies in preparation for ESA's contribution to subsequent missions to Mars.
The 2018 rover that will carry a drill and a suite of instruments dedicated to exobiology and geochemistry research. The 2016 TGO will act as a relay for the 2018 mission.
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ExoMars - Presentazione + TGO e Schiaparelli
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Andiamo a conoscere più in dettaglio il programma spaziale ExoMars, le missioni che lo compongono ed in particolare le prime due che sono partite: Trace Gas Orb...
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- http://exploration.esa.int/mars/
- http://exploration.esa.int/mars/44969-images-videos-archive/?farchive_objecttypeid=18,19
- http://www.asi.it/it/attivita/esplorazione-del-sistema-solare/exomars
- http://www.media.inaf.it/tag/exomars/
- http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mars/news/mars-20090708.html
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExoMars
- http://www.russianspaceweb.com/exomars_2016.html
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- http://exploration.esa.int/mars/44969-images-videos-archive/?farchive_objecttypeid=18,19
- http://www.asi.it/it/attivita/esplorazione-del-sistema-solare/exomars
- http://www.media.inaf.it/tag/exomars/
- http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mars/news/mars-20090708.html
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExoMars
- http://www.russianspaceweb.com/exomars_2016.html
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ExoMars - The Road to Mars Exploration
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Join the story so far with ESA's ExoMars mission. Their first attempt at sending a car sized rover to explore Mars.
How does the ESA prepare for this mission?...
Join the story so far with ESA's ExoMars mission. Their first attempt at sending a car sized rover to explore Mars.
How does the ESA prepare for this mission? What will the rover be looking for? How long will it take to get to Mars?
Find out the answers in this short documentary.
ExoMars is a joint mission of European Space Agency (ESA) and Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos). The mission will search for biosignatures of Martian life, past or present, employing several spacecraft elements to be sent to Mars on two launches. The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and a test stationary lander called Schiaparelli were launched on 14 March 2016.
Read more about the ExoMars mission here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExoMars
http://exploration.esa.int/mars/
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Join the story so far with ESA's ExoMars mission. Their first attempt at sending a car sized rover to explore Mars.
How does the ESA prepare for this mission? What will the rover be looking for? How long will it take to get to Mars?
Find out the answers in this short documentary.
ExoMars is a joint mission of European Space Agency (ESA) and Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos). The mission will search for biosignatures of Martian life, past or present, employing several spacecraft elements to be sent to Mars on two launches. The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) and a test stationary lander called Schiaparelli were launched on 14 March 2016.
Read more about the ExoMars mission here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExoMars
http://exploration.esa.int/mars/
Footage sourced from ESA
- published: 04 Apr 2016
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How do we make space exploration politically relevant? - #Cosmopolitics
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- Updated: 13 Mar 2016
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Season 9, Episode 9, "How do we make space exploration politically relevant?" is our main topic. Leave your comments on social media with the #Cosmopolitics has...
Season 9, Episode 9, "How do we make space exploration politically relevant?" is our main topic. Leave your comments on social media with the #Cosmopolitics hash tag.
REMEMBER: This is the last show before Daylight Saving kicks in for many people. If you change your clock, then the live show time changes for you too! Shows are 21:00 UTC / 2:00 pm PDT / 5:00 pm EDT
In Space News we have:
* Ariane 5 • Eutelsat 65 West A Launch
* PSLV • IRNSS 1F Launch
* Soyuz Scrubs?
* ESA’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter rolls out to the launchpad
* NASA’s Exploration Mission 2 in flux
* March 8th/9th 2016 Total Solar Eclipse
* Blue Origin Factory Tour
* NASA’s InSight Mission escapes cancellation, will fly in 2018
* SpaceX Updates
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Season 9, Episode 9, "How do we make space exploration politically relevant?" is our main topic. Leave your comments on social media with the #Cosmopolitics hash tag.
REMEMBER: This is the last show before Daylight Saving kicks in for many people. If you change your clock, then the live show time changes for you too! Shows are 21:00 UTC / 2:00 pm PDT / 5:00 pm EDT
In Space News we have:
* Ariane 5 • Eutelsat 65 West A Launch
* PSLV • IRNSS 1F Launch
* Soyuz Scrubs?
* ESA’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter rolls out to the launchpad
* NASA’s Exploration Mission 2 in flux
* March 8th/9th 2016 Total Solar Eclipse
* Blue Origin Factory Tour
* NASA’s InSight Mission escapes cancellation, will fly in 2018
* SpaceX Updates
TMRO Live is a crowd funded show. If you like what you see consider heading over to http://www.patreon.com/tmro and contributing. You'll get some awesome access to rewards and content too!
- published: 13 Mar 2016
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RAI NEWS 24 RAI NEWS 24 1015 Lancio MISSIONE ExoMars
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E’ iniziato con successo il viaggio del satellite europeo ExoMars verso Marte. Il lancio è avvenuto con successo il 14 marzo alle 10:30 (ora italiana) dal cosmo...
E’ iniziato con successo il viaggio del satellite europeo ExoMars verso Marte. Il lancio è avvenuto con successo il 14 marzo alle 10:30 (ora italiana) dal cosmodromo di Baikonur, in Kazakhistan, con un razzo Proton Breeze M. La prima acquisizione del segnale è stata effettuata 12 ore più tardi, alle 22:29.
Il programma ExoMars, frutto della cooperazione tra Agenzia Spaziale Europea (ESA) e Agenzia Spaziale Russa (Roscosmos) e fortemente sostenuto dall’Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI), è sviluppato da un consorzio europeo guidato da Thales Alenia Space Italia che coinvolge circa 134 aziende spaziali. Finmeccanica, in particolare, ha un ruolo di primo piano nel programma.
La missione ExoMars ha come principali obiettivi scientifici la ricerca di tracce di vita passata e presente su Marte, la caratterizzazione geochimica del pianeta, la conoscenza dell’ambiente e dei suoi aspetti geofisici e l’identificazione dei possibili rischi per future missioni umane.
Il programma è suddiviso in due missioni. Con la prima il modulo TGO (Trace Gas Orbiter) raggiungerà in ottobre l’orbita di Marte per indagare la presenza nell’atmosfera di gas che possano essere indizi di una vita attiva sul pianeta. Poco prima di raggiungere l’orbita verrà rilasciato il modulo EDM (Entry and Descent demonstrator Module), denominato Schiaparelli, in onore del grande astronomo italiano, contenente la stazione meteo e altri strumenti.
Nella seconda missione, prevista nel 2018, l’obiettivo è portare su Marte un veicolo in grado di muoversi sulla superficie del pianeta e di penetrarne e analizzarne il suolo. Il Rover preleverà campioni di terreno a una profondità di due metri, grazie alla speciale trivella (“drill”) realizzata da Finmeccanica, e sarà in grado di analizzarne le proprietà chimiche, fisiche e biologiche.
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E’ iniziato con successo il viaggio del satellite europeo ExoMars verso Marte. Il lancio è avvenuto con successo il 14 marzo alle 10:30 (ora italiana) dal cosmodromo di Baikonur, in Kazakhistan, con un razzo Proton Breeze M. La prima acquisizione del segnale è stata effettuata 12 ore più tardi, alle 22:29.
Il programma ExoMars, frutto della cooperazione tra Agenzia Spaziale Europea (ESA) e Agenzia Spaziale Russa (Roscosmos) e fortemente sostenuto dall’Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI), è sviluppato da un consorzio europeo guidato da Thales Alenia Space Italia che coinvolge circa 134 aziende spaziali. Finmeccanica, in particolare, ha un ruolo di primo piano nel programma.
La missione ExoMars ha come principali obiettivi scientifici la ricerca di tracce di vita passata e presente su Marte, la caratterizzazione geochimica del pianeta, la conoscenza dell’ambiente e dei suoi aspetti geofisici e l’identificazione dei possibili rischi per future missioni umane.
Il programma è suddiviso in due missioni. Con la prima il modulo TGO (Trace Gas Orbiter) raggiungerà in ottobre l’orbita di Marte per indagare la presenza nell’atmosfera di gas che possano essere indizi di una vita attiva sul pianeta. Poco prima di raggiungere l’orbita verrà rilasciato il modulo EDM (Entry and Descent demonstrator Module), denominato Schiaparelli, in onore del grande astronomo italiano, contenente la stazione meteo e altri strumenti.
Nella seconda missione, prevista nel 2018, l’obiettivo è portare su Marte un veicolo in grado di muoversi sulla superficie del pianeta e di penetrarne e analizzarne il suolo. Il Rover preleverà campioni di terreno a una profondità di due metri, grazie alla speciale trivella (“drill”) realizzata da Finmeccanica, e sarà in grado di analizzarne le proprietà chimiche, fisiche e biologiche.
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- published: 14 Mar 2016
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Прямая трансляция пуска РКН Протон-М с КА миссии ЭкзоМарс-2016
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14 марта 2016 года в 12:31 мск с космодрома БАЙКОНУР планируется старт ракеты-носителя (РН) «Протон-М» с разгонным блоком «Бриз-М» и двумя космическими аппарата...
14 марта 2016 года в 12:31 мск с космодрома БАЙКОНУР планируется старт ракеты-носителя (РН) «Протон-М» с разгонным блоком «Бриз-М» и двумя космическими аппаратами (КА) российско-европейской миссии ExoMars-2016 - демонстрационным спускаемым модулем Schiaparelli («Скиапарелли») и орбитальным модулем Trace Gas Orbiter («Трейс Газ Орбитер»).
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14 марта 2016 года в 12:31 мск с космодрома БАЙКОНУР планируется старт ракеты-носителя (РН) «Протон-М» с разгонным блоком «Бриз-М» и двумя космическими аппаратами (КА) российско-европейской миссии ExoMars-2016 - демонстрационным спускаемым модулем Schiaparelli («Скиапарелли») и орбитальным модулем Trace Gas Orbiter («Трейс Газ Орбитер»).
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ExoMars/TGO Deep Space Hangout
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ExoMars probe narrowly avoids destruction
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Thinkers IAS : Exomars Mission, Schiaparelli Lander, Trace Gas Orbiter, Exomars 2020,
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ExoMars Mission
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ExoMars Mission
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ExoMars Mission
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ExoMars is on its way
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Mars TGO Mission Heads for Red Planet on Methane Quest
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Blast off for Europe Russia Mars mission BBC News
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FULL ESA ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli on Proton launch coverage
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Launch proton M with ExoMars ( ESA)
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Exomars ESA launch on Proton Rocket
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ExoMars - Presentazione + TGO e Schiaparelli
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ExoMars - The Road to Mars Exploration
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How do we make space exploration politically relevant? - #Cosmopolitics
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RAI NEWS 24 RAI NEWS 24 1015 Lancio MISSIONE ExoMars
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Прямая трансляция пуска РКН Протон-М с КА миссии ЭкзоМарс-2016
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If Donald Trump will become the next President of United States, then his third wife and former model Melania Trump is going to be the next First Lady. Like her husband, Melania’s career has come a long way, and very few people know that there was a time when she posed just in her heels for a photo shoot ... In the released pictures, the potential First Lady is seen wearing nothing but high heels and smirking for the camera ... ....
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LOS ANGELES (Tribune News Service) — Luke Aikins accomplished something Saturday night that no one else has ever done. he jumped out a helicopter 25,000 feet up in the air and landed in a net without a wingsuit or parachute. Aikins landed in a 100-by-100-foot net that was set up several stories above the ground in Big Sky Ranch in Simi Valley. He then climbed out of the net and gave his wife a hug ... ©2016 Los Angeles Times ... ....
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--> Sun, 31 Jul 2016-09.04am , New York , Reuters. Khizr Khan won widespread praise when he spoke at the Democratic National Convention (DNC), telling the story of his son, US Army Captain Humayun Khan, killed by a bomb in Iraq in 2004 ... . "I think I';ve made a lot of sacrifices," Trump told ABC News in excerpts of an interview posted on Saturday. "I work very, very hard." ... "I said ... ....
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Edit Inquisitr 31 Jul 2016
UFO hunter Steven Barone continues to monitor alleged UFO traffic over the notorious UFO hotspot, the Nellis Air Force Base, from the backyard of his home in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas. Meanwhile, a prominent UFO blogger has claimed that the UFOs that Barone has filmed in a series of videos uploaded to his YouTube channel are UFO spacecraft belonging to a secret community of Tall White Aliens being hosted secretly by the U.S....
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NASA Set To Launch OSIRIS-REx Probe To Study Asteroid Bennu That Threatens Catastrophic Collision With Earth
Edit Inquisitr 01 Aug 2016
Astronomers have been concerned about Bennu since it was discovered in 1999, because its orbital path in space could bring it into a collision course with potentially catastrophic consequences due to the Yarkovsky effect, according to The Planetary Society ... Bennu crosses the Earth’s orbit once every six years, traveling at an average speed of about 63,000 mph....
Mumbai: Flat buyers to approach EOW against Sakinaka residential tower developer
Edit Indian Express 01 Aug 2016LNG price fluctuation to hit Kayamkulam project
Edit The Hindu 01 Aug 2016
Fluctuations in international market prices and the delay in securing a firm commitment from the Centre to ensure long-term supply of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) are feared to upset the plans for reviving power generation at the Kayamkulam thermal power plant by replacing naphtha with gas ... For converting the Kayamkulam plant to LNG, the Centre would have to ensure hassle-free supply of gas at $ 5 per unit....
Number of teens stealing vehicles for a joyride on the rise
Edit The Times of India 01 Aug 2016
Bengaluru. Businessman Lakshman (name changed) was shocked when he realized his new Honda City parked outside his south Bengaluru house had been missing since the previous night ... He filed a complaint with Basavanagudi police. The next day, the car was traced near Outer Ring Road, Kengeri, with an empty petrol tank. Police had no difficulty in tracing the thief, who turned out to be Lakshman's nephew ... "It is an alarming trend ... RELATED....
Are two Pathankot terrorists just phantoms?
Edit The Hindu 01 Aug 2016
Two backpacks of the same mark and colour were recovered in fairly good condition, and traces of the same set of backpacks were found from the airmen’s billet blown up by National Security Guard (NSG) commandos during the operation. NIA’s stand ... “Only two backpacks have been recovered and there were traces of two more in the billet ... Phone intercepts ... In the call, the handler is heard saying ... Mr ... Keywords....
The Life of a Song: Let's Stick Together
Edit Financial Times 01 Aug 2016
It took Wilbert Harrison a long time to get traction with his ode to fidelity, but it became a hit for him, Canned Heat and later Bryan Ferry. Richard Clayton traces its progress. Credits. The Restoration Project, Marianne Melodie, Universal Music Group International, Thousand Mile Inc, Na�ve ... ....
'Missing' complaint filed about Shettar
Edit The Times of India 01 Aug 2016
BELAGAVI. An advocate has filed a missing complaint, urging Savadatti police to trace opposition leader in the legislative assembly Jagadish Shettar ... RELATED....
Pradhan launches Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana
Edit The Hindu 01 Aug 2016
The Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) of Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan today launched the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) at Motihari in Bihar’s East Champaran district ... cooking gas to the people of Motihari....
Inside forensics (UTS - University of Technology, Sydney)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Aug 2016
(Source ... 'If we understand the fundamental processes involved in fingerprint transfer, ageing and detection, we can design better detection techniques and avoid destroying other traces like DNA or chemical residues.'. And by sharing her knowledge with the public, Spindler hopes, 'guests at the event will gain a new perspective on those invisible traces - those amazing sweaty or greasy marks we leave behind on everything we touch.'....
Flour recall prompts new warning: Don’t eat dough or batter
Edit Albuquerque Journal 01 Aug 2016
Officials found two different strains of E. coli bacteria that produce a toxin that can make people sick ... HOW DID THE E. COLI GET INTO THE FLOUR SUPPLY? ... Karen Neil said ... “Only a small sub-set of flour produced at the Kansas City plant has been traced back to individuals who have become ill ... coli outbreak that sickened 72 people in 30 states was traced to prepackaged Nestle Toll House cookie dough that consumers reported eating raw ... ....
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